Why choose the Bachelor of Applied Science in Mechatronics Engineering Technology and Automation (META)?
CPTC’s Bachelor of Applied Science in Mechatronics Engineering Technology and Automation (BAS-META) degree is the first Bachelor’s degree in mechatronics to be offered anywhere in the Pacific NW. Mechatronics focuses on the convergence of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and computer controls in complex systems and automation.
The BAS-META builds upon associate degree coursework by adding additional engineering math and physics, as well as hands-on work with cutting edge industrial technology and practices such as IIOT, Digital Twins, Sustainable Manufacturing, and Data Analytics.
The BAS-META degree is for students who want to become: Automation engineers, Applications Engineers, Robotic Integrators, PLC Programmers, and a host of other engineering technology related job titles.
Program Info
How Long It Takes
All program lengths are estimates and are not guarantees.
A typical full-time student will complete the program in an estimate of 21 months. Half-time students should anticipate completion in an estimated 36-42 months.
Full time students should plan to dedicate 45 hours per week to the program.
Admission Dates
Fall, Spring Quarters.
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BAS-META Program and Course Descriptions
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